首页|Studies Conducted at Delhi Technological University on Artificial Intelligence R ecently Reported (A Comprehensive Review On Federated Learning for Data-sensitiv e Application: Open Issues & Challenges)
Studies Conducted at Delhi Technological University on Artificial Intelligence R ecently Reported (A Comprehensive Review On Federated Learning for Data-sensitiv e Application: Open Issues & Challenges)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – Current study results on Artificial In telligence have been published. According to news originating from Delhi, India, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Artificial intelligence employs Mac hine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) to analyze data. In both, the data is stored centrally.” Our news journalists obtained a quote from the research from Delhi Technological University, “The data involved may be sensitive and leakage may incur consequen ces. Applications dealing with intimate data, with critical results, cannot affo rd this risk and are termed Data-Sensitive Applications (DSA). Some examples are healthcare, finance, etc. The data required for DSA cannot be stored centrally due to large amounts, or isolated data islands. The ML and DL techniques followi ng a data-centralized approach have difficulties in handling the scattered data frequently associated with DSA. Federated Learning (FL) acknowledges the scatter ed data and provides a more secure and efficient way to analyze such data. This motivates previously reluctant entities like banks to collaborate for variety an d quantity of data. Most DSA transitioned to FL, but the migration is not withou t concerns. These include communication costs, heterogeneity, and malicious atta cks. In this paper, we deeply analyze the role of FL in DSA and provide a taxono my for the studies and implementations of FL. Then we provide an insight into DS A covering works in healthcare and finance. A glance is provided at attempts in non-DSA with possible DSA applications.”
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